Add to ORKGHow influential is the UK in EU decision-making? In the third in a series of articles, Simon Hix presents evidence on the countries EU member states choose to cooperate with during negotiations in the Council of the European Union. He writes that UK officials appear to be the best connected of all the member states’ officials, with more member states indicating that they choose to work with the UK than for any other country. Overall, the data suggest that the UK is at the heart of EU policy-making alongside larger states such as Germany and France
Britain's often uneasy relationship with the European Union has become increasingly strained, leadin...
Britain's often uneasy relationship with the European Union has become increasingly strained, leadin...
Written evidence from Dr Tim Oliver (Dahrendorf Fellow, LSE IDEAS) and Almut Möller (Head of Office ...
The UK has influenced some major EU policies, such as the creation of the single market and enlargem...
How influential is the UK in negotiations over EU legislation? Simon Hix writes that while there is ...
The extent to which British MEPs are appointed to key positions in the European Parliament can be ex...
How do British MEPs fare in the European Parliament? In a previous article in our UK influence in Eu...
One of the key issues in the context of the UK’s debate over EU membership is the level of influence...
UK citizens are traditionally considered to have an uneasy relationship with Europe. Prompted by the...
How much influence does the UK have in Europe? How has this changed? We argue that the UK has tended...
How do British MEPs fare in the European Parliament? Using detailed voting records from 2004 until 2...
The UK is the most outvoted Member State in the EU Council. However, it has supported more than 97% ...
This spring the EU is reconsidering, debating and reformulating its future foreign policy agenda. Dr...
The UK’s forty-year relationship with the EU and its predecessors has seen a significant integration...
Britain's often uneasy relationship with the European Union has become increasingly strained, leadin...
Britain's often uneasy relationship with the European Union has become increasingly strained, leadin...
Britain's often uneasy relationship with the European Union has become increasingly strained, leadin...
Written evidence from Dr Tim Oliver (Dahrendorf Fellow, LSE IDEAS) and Almut Möller (Head of Office ...
The UK has influenced some major EU policies, such as the creation of the single market and enlargem...
How influential is the UK in negotiations over EU legislation? Simon Hix writes that while there is ...
The extent to which British MEPs are appointed to key positions in the European Parliament can be ex...
How do British MEPs fare in the European Parliament? In a previous article in our UK influence in Eu...
One of the key issues in the context of the UK’s debate over EU membership is the level of influence...
UK citizens are traditionally considered to have an uneasy relationship with Europe. Prompted by the...
How much influence does the UK have in Europe? How has this changed? We argue that the UK has tended...
How do British MEPs fare in the European Parliament? Using detailed voting records from 2004 until 2...
The UK is the most outvoted Member State in the EU Council. However, it has supported more than 97% ...
This spring the EU is reconsidering, debating and reformulating its future foreign policy agenda. Dr...
The UK’s forty-year relationship with the EU and its predecessors has seen a significant integration...
Britain's often uneasy relationship with the European Union has become increasingly strained, leadin...
Britain's often uneasy relationship with the European Union has become increasingly strained, leadin...
Britain's often uneasy relationship with the European Union has become increasingly strained, leadin...
Written evidence from Dr Tim Oliver (Dahrendorf Fellow, LSE IDEAS) and Almut Möller (Head of Office ...